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Tag: Microscopic Organisms

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Aria Patel

Arctic algae move at -15 °C, the coldest motion ever recorded in living cells

Arctic Algae Show Unprecedented Mobility at -15 °C, Setting a Cold Record for Living Cells Scientists at Stanford have discovered that single-celled Arctic algae can actively move at temperatures as low as -15 °C. This groundbreaking finding showcases the remarkable adaptability and resilience of these microscopic organisms in one of the harshest environments on Earth. […]

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